Ari Shaffir

But it was cool to see people's perspectives that were away from political and just their observations about stuff.

But as a kid, that's what I meant.

Oh, yeah, his family's from- Yeah, so they're like, oh, it's a one-hour flight from Lima.

And then just take the train, but like-

Yeah, it's pretty wild.

So you're saying it wasn't even the Aztecs?

Is that what you told me?

Well, yeah, that's the Incas.

You're talking about the Incas.

You can't put a piece of paper through it after 200 years of breakdowns.

Way more than 200 years.

That, yeah.

So Che Guevara talks about it a little bit where he goes, so Cusco is the gem of South America.

It was the border of the Andes where people would come in and do trade and everything.

And you see this and the Christians would come in, take over and build like facades on it and put a cross on top to be like, look what we did.

We're more dominant than these people.

And then an earthquake could come.

Fassade would fall, and this would just remain.

That stuff remains.

Over and over and over again.